Dickey Couple Welcome Dallas Visitor Baby
Mrs. Lillian Dickey in Dallas today announced the birth of a fine daughter to her son Joe Bez Dickey and his wife. The Dickeys, residents of Ardmore, are visiting Dallas at present.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
6
Mrs. Lillian Dickey in Dallas today announced the birth of a fine daughter to her son Joe Bez Dickey and his wife. The Dickeys, residents of Ardmore, are visiting Dallas at present.
Last night at the Church of Christ on W. SRD St evangelist G A Dunn spoke from 2 Tim 2 15 urging proper division of scripture. He argued Mosaic law applied to Jews only and described Old and New Testaments divisions, urging reading plans for unbelievers, converts, and seekers. A local business ad follows including picture framing and phonograph repair.
Local notes list visiting friends and travelers from Bonham and surrounding towns. Many residents travel to Denton for summer normal, attend universities, or visit relatives across Oklahoma and Texas.
A representative from the world s largest candy factory will be on site Saturday June 7. A special price of 23 cents per pound applies to the complete assortment at the event location.
Two firemen were severely injured and several people were injured as a blaze and explosion destroyed a residence in Dallas. The incident occurred amid a fire crew battle with the flames, causing extensive damage to the home and surrounding area.
A fragment from a Studebaker Year page notes a revival event at a South Side Methodist church. It mentions 18 entrants answering a question about devilish branding and includes references to a Tennessee minister and a fishing allegory. Clarence Shadesfield of Clarksville led the song service with Bro. Later expected to preach tonight.
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